Play, Imagine and Create “Lego is our family toy,” Rizal beams, “and we have already upgraded to Lego Technics.” The illustrator of Mystery Investigators-Five and The Case of the Missing Golden Bird Mask may be a father of two, but is certainly young at… Read More ›
One of the most well-known names in Singapore athletics, C Kunalan has had a career that all of us appreciate –he has earned 15 SEA Games and five Asian Games medals, plus numerous Singapore National Records during his storied career…. Read More ›
The long queue at the famous Cheng Kee Beef Kway Teow stall at Blk 203, Hougang Street 21 (walking distance from next to Kovan MRT) is testament of the dish’s popularity. People come from across the island for steamy bowls… Read More ›
One of the earliest memories of my father was of him offering me a piggyback ride on his broad shoulders. I was ecstatic, of course, and in my throes of abandon would grab up tufts of his hair, mussing up… Read More ›
Dr John Ng, a father to three active teenage children, is the Honorary Chair of EMCC (Eagles Mediation & Counselling Centre). He received his PhD in interpersonal Communication from Northwestern University, USA. An expert in mediation and conflict management, John… Read More ›
The Dads for Life Resource Team interviewed Mrs Chua Yen Ching, Principal of Northlight School (NLS), a secondary school that offers youths who face difficulties with mainstream education and examinations, an environment and support systems to help them find their way, and their motivation… Read More ›
Love Cooking We all eat and love to eat. What better way for busy families to enjoy time and conversation together than over food? The Braddell Heights Family Life Champion has brought the communal meal to newer heights (pun intended)… Read More ›
Wong Keong Hua, 58, has a wisdom that belies his simplicity. He has been in the hawker business for the last 16 years and is father to a middle class family consisting of his wife and two daughters. He isn’t… Read More ›
A special turning point Mr Nor Nizar introduced himself as a “sahd”. No, it’s not Hokkien for “cool” or “suave” but rather an acronym for his current vocation as a Stay-At-Home-Dad (SAHD). Nizar, a tall and lean dad with boyish… Read More ›
